On 11/19/09 02:15, scott wrote:
> pre-existing results to "Engineer" run-of-the-mill stuff, or you
> actually want to work with cutting-edge concepts and develop new stuff.
> Me, I prefer the latter, but maybe that was just because of the way my
> degree was oriented.

	Except that in engineering over here, that often requires a Masters 
degree. People with bachelor's in engineering rarely do development. 
They may play some role in the process, but it's rare that they'll 
actually be key people in the design process.

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